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Smell The Roses focuses forward to a future where humanity is near completely over-ruled by a small few. The world’s population en masse as succumbed, conformed and aligned. Our habitat has been desecrated and polluted to the point of total toxicity. Our skies are patrolled by war technology. Our world is a war game. At the base of the world’s tallest building, is the last living sign of protest. A tiny group, arms linked in resistance, our very last line of defence. Placards waving, torches in hand, crammed into the carousel
lyrics
Just casually watching the oil spill slowly slick and fill the sea with dark,
and Atlas getting sick to death of playing the victim like he gives a fuck.
These days he’s just holding up our ego, amassed to a ball of hash that’s smoked and blown out on the regal.
To the ether.
Like we’re either on that muster for the jewel encrusted lever-keepers,
branded with an iron, gripeing the over reach with the divas,
or teaching a ravenous flock of the newcomers,
the bummers of living in millipede,locking the legs into unison, pushing the sandstone for the bitter-sweet.
Pylons til the grim reap.
Rock-picks to the roadwork fucker.
Rewards for the new meat.
6 feet for the old man mutton.
You can watch that oil spill from the sideways glance, of the cocktail swill in you and your ilk’s iconified class and paying it no mind.
We’re eyeball level for sitting to witness the creeks clog, every capillary filling with menace and gunk, coughing the street smog.
Rats out in the brittle breeze, trying to hide the sick,
swarming round the nucleus, fiending for a fix.
Just know that even when the trample has been bred into the flock,
there’ll still be a couple torches flaming fierce up the block, that couldn’t be snubbed out… for now.
Crammed into the carousel.
Crammed into the carousel.
Jammed in that revolving door.
Rammed into a revolution.
Huffing on eachothers fumes.
Crammed into the carousel.
Crammed into the carousel.
Rammed into a revolution.
And each of our gods be lining up,
taking their turns at Midas touch,
licking their mandibles,
watching us setting a fire to files of binding trust.
The fabric of any defining line of life, innards of bile and puss,
pooping that practical anarchy outta the cavity onto the shelf to dust.
Relics of positive energy,
looping together to puzzle an enemy,
stripes on a zebra, vendetta mask, community meet-up.
To a dream scape like a site map for the brand lords,
Like a Claymation of an ancient civilisation and its downfall.
But even when the trample has been bred into the flock,
there’ll still be a couple torches flaming fierce up the block,
that couldn’t be snubbed out… for now.
Crammed into the carousel.
Crammed into the carousel.
Jammed in that revolving door.
Rammed into a revolution.
Huffing on eachothers fumes.
Crammed into the carousel.
Crammed into the carousel.
Rammed into a revolution.
Music not to be messed with, Suburban Dark (SD) is a duo hell-bent on keeping things straight and tough. Self-described as “fight beats”, their analog-synthesizer infused sound is deep, minimal and razor sharp, intended to be played loud.
supported by 6 fans who also own “Smell The Roses ft. Mathas”
Absolutely killer sounds on this album, every track just has that special something I can vibe to.
My neighbours probably know all the lyrics by now with it being on repeat when I'm home. phrayse
supported by 5 fans who also own “Smell The Roses ft. Mathas”
Friends over the other night, and sure, we were 5 bottles deep into some wonderful local plonk... they had let me take them on a bit of a musical journey and I was playing all the records I had bought lately that would fit the mood... and when I slapped this on I absolutely nailed it. This was where everyone started asking "Whats this?" "What a lovely voice" "oohh this is great".
And it is. A wonderful project, beautifully pressed and so perfect to share with friends. Alistair Erskine
supported by 4 fans who also own “Smell The Roses ft. Mathas”
I don't typically listen to a lot of artists outside of the U.S., but I decided to take a listen after a buddy told me to take a listen and goddamn this album is dope! I listened to the rest of his discography and it only got better from there! Full of soulful and jazzy boom-bap beats you'd expect this album to be from the 90's with how vintage the mastering is. I loved this album and I recommend it to everyone. jammastertapes